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As the vision for scaled programs is increasingly focused on transition to the public sector as the main pathway to sustainability, an emphasis on equity (i.e., a focus on ensuring access that includes the most vulnerable) needs to be an increasingly important driver of decisions and delivery models to ensure that this sector is able to fulfill the role of serving the entire population [ 26].

"The claims that creative industries' growth directly benefits local economies will only be true over time if local residents, businesses and those not normally entering or getting access to this sector, are able to access this provision," he says.

And I was pleased to hear the secretary of state say the discounts would be fully funded as this is critical to the sector being able to deliver new homes on a one-for-one replacement basis".

How will the sector be able to overcome current uncertainties while positioning and preparing for future challenges and opportunities?

The economy is limping badly as the federal stimulus and other government support are removed, obviously before the private sector is able to take up the slack.

He added, "We will put in place transition arrangements that will ensure the banking sector is able to support the economic recovery".

Unfortunately, neither the government nor the university sector is able to think in a sufficiently long-term way to produce that most ubiquitous of terms, an "e-strategy".

Until the whole sector is able to contribute to the education of engineers and technicians, the UK will not meet its diverse needs.

In a nod to concerns about the short-term impact of the new rules, Mr. Trichet added, "We will put in place transition arrangements that will ensure the banking sector is able to support the economic recovery".

The private sector is able to adapt well by increasing the staffing levels and improving structures to accommodate the increased client load.

In the present study, using Haiti as a case study, we explore what happens to the functioning of the pluralistic health marketplace in severely disrupted environments where the informal sector is able to flourish.